The Historic Mexican and Mexican American Press collection documents and showcases historic Mexican and Mexican American publications published in Tucson, El Paso, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Sonora, Mexico from the mid-1800s to the 1970s.

For more region or country-specific news databases, see this research guide.

Produced by the Chicana por mi Raza Digital Memory Collective, this is "a hybrid archive, museum, and digital curriculum organized around capturing important Chicana and Latina voices from the long Civil Rights Era."

"The papers of Herman Baca, a National City, California, Chicano rights activist and prominent member of the Mexican-American community, document the contributions and accomplishments made by Herman Baca and the Committee on Chicano Rights." Includes news clippings, photographs, etc

The CSRC is continually digitizing and making available collections relevant to Chicano Studies research.

The Colorado State University-Pueblo Archives include the Colorado Chicano Movement Archives, consisting of 20+ individual collections of documents, photographs, film, oral histories, printed materials and artifacts documenting the Chicano movement in Southern Colorado, Boulder and Denver from 1948 onwards.

"ImaginArte is the name chosen for an exciting new interdisciplinary humanities project that will draw on CEMA collections to foment new research, scholarship, exhibitions and publications. Its overall goal is to support new scholarship, research, exhibitions, publications, and greater online access to the visual legacy of the Chicano movement."

You can browse by subject to find Social Sciences > Anthropology titles or search for terms like "Latina."